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What Is Development Finance?

Standard mortgages don’t fund build costs. Development finance fills that gap, funding land and construction with staged drawdowns tied to build progress and monitoring surveyor sign-offs. Typical structure • Initial advance to acquire land/assets. • Further funds released in stages as works are completed. • Interest may roll up to preserve cash flow during the…

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What Is a Bridging Loan?

When timing matters more than pricing, bridging loans shine. They’re secured, short-term facilities designed to complete purchases quickly, fund refurbishments, or release cash pending a sale or refinance. How bridging loans work • Term: typically 3–18 months (up to ~24 months with some lenders). • Security: usually one or more properties (1st/2nd charge). • Interest:…

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What Is a Commercial Mortgage?

Unlike residential mortgages, commercial mortgages fund business premises and investment properties such as offices, retail units, warehouses, and mixed-use buildings. The lending is bespoke: underwriters assess the business, property, cash flow, and borrower experience. Types of commercial mortgages • Owner-occupied: for businesses buying premises they trade from. • Commercial investment: for investors purchasing property to…

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What Is a Joint Mortgage?

A joint mortgage allows couples, friends, or family to combine incomes and co‑own property. Everyone on the mortgage is liable for repayments. How it works Lenders assess all applicants’ incomes, credit, and commitments. Ownership can be set as joint tenants (equal shares) or tenants in common (flexible shares). Legal agreements (declarations of trust) can protect…

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